South Salt Lake City Council REGULAR MEETING AGENDA Public notice is hereby given that the South Salt Lake City Council will hold a Regular Meeting on Wednesday, January 23, 2019 in the City Council Chambers, 220 East Morris Avenue, Suite 200, commencing at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. Conducting: Corey Thomas, District Two Council Chair: Ben Pender Sergeant at Arms: Opening Ceremonies 1. Welcome/Introductions Corey Thomas 2. Serious Moment of Reflection/Pledge of Allegiance Sharla Bynum Approval of Minutes January 9, 2019 Regular Meeting January 9, 2019 Work Meeting No Action Comments 1. Scheduling City Recorder 2. Citizen Comments/Questions a. Response to Comments/Questions (at the discretion of the conducting Council Member) 3. Mayor Comments 4. City Attorney Comments 5. City Council Comments 6. Council Attorney Comments Action Items NEW BUSINESS 1. An Ordinance of the City of South Salt Lake City Council Mayor Wood Amending the Future Land Use Map of the General Plan, Title 17 of the South Salt Lake City Code, and the South Salt Lake City Zoning Map to rezone three Parcels, totaling 1.69 acres, located at 441 East 3900 South from General Planned Commercial use to High Density Residential and from the Commercial Corridor District (CC) to a new Granite Lofts Multifamily Townhome District (GLT) Motion for Closed Meeting Adjourn Posted January 18, 2019 See Page Two for Continuation of Agenda
City of South Salt Lake City Council Regular Meeting January 23, 2019 Page 2 Those needing auxiliary communicative aids or other services for this meeting should contact Craig Burton at 801-483-6027, giving at least 24 hours notice. In accordance with State Statute and Council Policy, one or more Council Members may be connected via speakerphone. Citizen Comments/Question Policy Time is made available for anyone in the audience to address the Council and/or Mayor concerning matters pertaining to City business. When a member of the audience addresses the Council and/or Mayor, he or she will come to the podium and state his or her name and address. Citizens will be asked to limit their remarks/questions to five (5) minutes each. In meetings during which numerous individuals wish to comment, the time for all citizen comments may be limited to three (3) minutes each, at the discretion of the conducting Council Member. The conducting Council Member shall have discretion as to who will respond to a comment/question. In all cases the criteria for response will be that comments/questions must be pertinent to City business, that there are no argumentative questions and no personal attacks. Some comments/questions may have to wait for a response until the next regular council meeting. The conducting Council Member will inform a citizen when he or she has used the allotted time. Grievances by City employees must be processed in accordance with adopted personnel rules.
ORDINANCE NO. 2019- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY COUNCIL AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE GENERAL PLAN, TITLE 17 OF THE SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY CODE, AND THE SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY ZONING MAP TO REZONE THREE PARCELS, TOTALING 1.69 ACRES, LOCATED AT 441 E 3900 SOUTH FROM GENERAL PLANNED COMMERCIAL USE TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AND FROM THE COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR DISTRICT (CC) TO A NEW GRANITE LOFTS MULTIFAMILY TOWNHOME DISTRICT (GLT) WHEREAS, the City Council is authorized by state law to enact and amend ordinances establishing future land use planning and current land use regulations to foster a broad array of public purposes; WHEREAS, Property Dynamics Management, LLC has petitioned to rezone three contiguous parcels, totaling 1.69 Acres, and located at 441 East 3900 South (the Property ) from their current zoning designation as Commercial Corridor (CC) to a new zoning designation, Granite Lofts Multifamily Townhome (GLT) that will enable a specific townhome development unique to the location; WHEREAS, Property Dynamics Management LLC has petitioned to amend the General Plan Future Land Use Map designation from Commercial to High Density Residential use; WHEREAS, the Property currently consists of abandoned commercial structures that will be demolished as a condition of the proposed General Plan Amendment and Rezone; WHEREAS, the Planning Commission thereafter positively recommended that the Council adopt the proposed ordinance as described below; WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the proposed ordinance promotes economic development and facilitates the orderly subdivision of land; and NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by the City Council of the City of South Salt Lake City as follows: SECTION I: General Plan Future Land Use Map Amendment. Amend the General Plan Future Land Use Map as depicted below: SECTION II: Amend SSLC Code Section 17.11.020 as follows: 17.11.020 - Establishment of districts. 1
A. District Titles. In order to designate districts; to regulate location of dwellings, businesses, trades, industries and buildings erected or altered for specified uses; to carry out the intent and purposes of this title, the City of South Salt Lake is divided into land use districts to be known as: Zone District Name Abbreviated Designation Single Family Residential District - 5,000 R1-5,000 Single Family Residential District - 6,000 R1-6,000 Planned Unit Development Overlay District Residential Multiple District Agricultural Residential District Commercial Corridor District Commercial General District Commercial Neighborhood District Professional Office District Business Park District Light Industrial District Gateway West Overlay District Transit Oriented Development Overlay District Transit Oriented Development Overlay - Core District Mixed Use District Master Planned Mixed Use District Entertainment Overlay District East Streetcar Neighborhood District Downtown District Community Facilities District Open Space District Historic and Landmark District Riverfront R1 Riverfront RM1 Riverfront School Riverfront Flex/Office Granite Lofts Multifamily Townhome PUD RM A1 CC CG CN PO BP LI GW TOD TOD - C MU MPMU EO ESN DT CF OS HL R-R1 R-RM1 RS R-FO GLT Residential R1-5,000 (R1-5) District. This district is established to allow for single family detached homes in primarily low-density neighborhoods. Residential parcels within this district shall have a minimum lot size of five thousand (5,000) square feet. The improvement of the overall quality of the existing housing stock should be encouraged. New residential structures should be designed so that the height and architectural design should be compatible with the neighborhood and enhance the housing stock of the city. Residential R1-6,000 (R1-6) District. This district is established to allow for single family detached homes in primarily low-density neighborhoods. Residential parcels within this district shall have a minimum lot size of six thousand (6,000) square feet. The improvement of the overall quality of the existing housing 2
stock should be encouraged. New residential structures should be designed so that the height and architectural design should be compatible with the neighborhood and enhance the housing stock of the city. Planned Unit Development Overlay (PUD) District. This district is established to allow for and encourage housing that is compatible with surrounding neighborhoods while allowing for flexibility in single family residential lot sizes and varying multifamily densities. All developments are intended to complement and strengthen existing neighborhoods as a compatible component of the city's housing stock. Residential Multiple (RM) District. This district is established to allow for residential developments of varying densities. The district offers housing that will appeal to a wide variety of tenants and home owners. Densities and building heights will be compatible with surrounding uses. The district encourages more compact building design and higher residential densities than the surrounding residential uses without sacrificing parking or open space. Efforts shall be made by the city and developers to protect surrounding residential areas and to mitigate impacts of higher densities, heights and vehicle traffic on adjacent neighborhoods. Agricultural Residential (A1) District. This district is established to allow for low density single family homes on larger parcels of land. Residential parcels within this district shall have a minimum lot size of onehalf acre. This district is characterized by the preservation of larger parcels for limited agricultural uses and for the raising for large animals and livestock. Commercial Corridor (CC) District. This district is established to allow for retail businesses and related uses to be grouped together along the city's principle arterial transportation corridors. The city promotes development that will enhance the corridor through architecture and site design standards. Commercial General (CG) District. This district is established to allow for diverse but compatible, office, warehouse, and commercial and manufacturing business activities. This district is characterized by its large day time population and is a major employment district in the city. Commercial Neighborhood (CN) District. This district is established to allow for the creation of commercial nodes to serve the retail and service needs of neighborhood areas in South Salt Lake. The commercial neighborhood district designation is intended for commercial developments that will not generate significantly greater vehicle traffic. It is intended that businesses in this district will enhance and be compatible with the surrounding residential neighborhoods through architecture, development, and site design as well as provide retail space within walking distance of nearby residences. Professional Office (PO) District. This district is established to provide an area for professional and business offices. In many instances this districts acts as a buffer between residential neighborhoods and transit corridors or commercial uses. Developments adjacent to residential uses should be architecturally compatible while mitigating impacts regarding height, hours of operation, lighting and traffic on surrounding residential neighborhoods Business Park (BP) District. This district is established to provide areas for commerce, service, research and employment activities. This district is characterized by its campus-like site and building design. Buildings in this district are similar in architectural design and function. Light Industrial (LI) District. This district is established to provide for an area of diverse but integrated industrial, manufacturing, warehouse and commercial uses. Emphasis is placed on achieving an aesthetically attractive, functional district with a wide range of industrial and commercial activities. This district is characterized its large day time population and is a major employment district in the city. Gateway West Overlay (GW) District. This district is established to create an area that can be recognizable as a gateway into the city on its west boundary at 3300 South and the Jordan River. The district will allow for and promote a combination of residential, commercial and office land uses which might normally be regarding as incompatible. Building and site design standards are increased in this overlay district to create an identity as a gateway for the city of South Salt Lake. Transit Oriented Development Overlay (TOD) District. This district is established to allow for uses to maximize the resource of mass transit, including the creation of new medium-density residential neighborhoods along the corridor. The district will allow for and promote a combination of residential, commercial and office land uses which might normally be regarding as incompatible. New housing is intended to be neighborhood scale. The overlay districts are established around or near light rail corridors to allow for more efficient use of land and provide multiple transportation choices including biking and pedestrian oriented facilities. Incentives for design, open space and parking may be granted by the city in 3
order to promote more efficient use of land and mass transit ridership. Building and site designs in these areas shall create an identity for the overlay district and encourage sustainable site and building practices. The overlay district will encourage more compact building design, medium residential densities as defined in the South Salt Lake City General Plan and mix of uses. Efforts shall be made by the city and developers to protect surrounding residential, commercial and industrial areas and to mitigate impacts of higher densities, heights and traffic on the adjacent uses. Development guidelines should follow as closely as possible the Light Rail Corridor Master Plan as adopted by the South Salt Lake City Council. Transit Oriented Development Overlay - Core (TOD - C) District. This district is established to allow for uses to maximize the resource of mass transit, including the creation of new high-density mixed use neighborhoods adjacent to transit stations. The district will allow for and promote a combination of residential, commercial and office land uses which might normally be regarding as incompatible. The overlay districts are established generally within one-half-mile of light rail stations to allow for more efficient use of land and provide multiple transportation choices including biking and pedestrian oriented facilities. Incentives for design, open space and parking may be granted by the city in order to promote more efficient use of land and mass transit ridership. Building and site designs in these areas shall create an identity for the overlay district and encourage sustainable site and building practices. The overlay district will encourage more compact building design, higher residential densities, and mix of uses. Efforts shall be made by the city and developers to protect surrounding residential, commercial and industrial areas and to mitigate impacts of higher densities, heights and traffic on the adjacent uses. Development guidelines should follow as closely as possible the Light Rail Corridor Master Plan as adopted by the South Salt Lake City Council. Mixed Use (Mixed) District. This district is established to integrate and encourage a combination of residential, commercial and office land uses which might normally be regarded as incompatible. Mixed use districts are established around or near light rail, street car and arterial transportation corridors to allow for more efficient use of land and provide multiple transportation choices including biking and pedestrian oriented facilities. Design standards are increased in these areas to create an identity for the district and to encourage more sustainable site and building practices. The mixed use district will encourage more compact building design, higher residential densities than the surrounding residential uses, mix of uses and preservation of open space. Efforts shall be made by the city and developers to protect surrounding residential areas and to mitigate impacts of higher densities, heights and traffic on the adjacent neighborhood. Master Planned Mixed Use (MPMU) District. This district is intended to provide complete mixed use neighborhoods in critical redevelopment areas. Development in this district will include connections between residences, employment, institutional and community uses, open space amenities, existing roads, and regional open space and transit facilities. The master planned mixed use district will provide quality commercial and residential design to attract a diversity of residents and employers. East Streetcar Neighborhood (ESN) District. The East Streetcar neighborhood district is established to facilitate the redevelopment of the East Streetcar neighborhood in a manner compatible with the South Salt Lake City General Plan and the East Streetcar Master Plan. Redevelopment in this corridor will be transit-oriented and will preserve the land values and integrity of surrounding single-family neighborhoods. Land uses and regulations for buildings and site development in the East Streetcar corridor district are established in the East Streetcar Form Based Code. Downtown (DT) District. This is established to facilitate the redevelopment of Downtown South Salt Lake as a regional mixed use center in a manner compatible with the Wasatch Choice for 2040 Regional Growth Principles, the South Salt Lake City General Plan and the Downtown South Salt Lake Master Plan. Redevelopment in this district is intended to transform it into a walkable, urban place to serve as a city center. Redevelopment in this district is intended to transform it into a walkable, urban place to serve as a city center. Land uses and regulations for buildings and site development in the Downtown South Salt Lake district are established in the Downtown South Salt Lake Zoning Ordinance and Design Standards. Entertainment Overlay (EO) District. This district is established to provide areas for entertainment type uses such as movie theaters, live entertainment centers, indoor recreation centers, and restaurants and dance clubs. This district will create a twenty-four-hour presence and will be required to be compatible with surrounding and adjacent uses. Uses within the district may have an impact on surrounding neighborhoods so appropriate reviews will be required to mitigate the impacts of noise, parking, hours of operation and buffering. 4
Community Facilities (CF) District. This district is established to provide a district for public and quasipublic uses. This district will include uses that are directed toward residents of the community. Uses within this district provide services, entertainment, and recreation, cultural and educational opportunities. Facilities also include uses to provide basic utilities to the residents of South Salt Lake. Open Space (OP) District. This district is established to protect the city's natural and developed open spaces from encroachment of adjacent uses. The district will allow for a combination of passive and active recreational opportunities to encourage a healthy community. Parcels within this district are primary owned by city, county and state governments and does not include privately owned open space as part of a residential or commercial development. Historic and Landmark (HL) District. This district is established to protect the character of the district where historic buildings, structures and landmarks of historical significance are located. Approval of projects and additions or expansions within this district shall be held to a higher review standard in order to protect the areas of historical significance. Granite Lofts Multifamily Townhome (GLT) District. This district is established to allow for owneroccupied residential development in the townhome form. The district allows common wall building design and higher residential densities up to 17 units per acre, limited to three story structures, aligned in a configuration specifically approved by the Planning Commission. Units adjoining existing residential development shall not include rooftop use or occupancy. SECTION III: Add new SSLC Code Section 17.13.240 as follows: 17.13.240 Granite Lofts Multifamily Townhome Zone (GLT) A. Uses. Uses within this zone are described in Chapter 15 of this Title. B. Density. Project density is limited to residential development at up to 17 units per acre in the configuration designated in subsection C. C. Site Plan and Unit Configuration. Upon subdivision, the project site plan and unit configuration shall be: D. Development Design Regulations. In addition to Chapter 17.21, the following regulations apply: 1. Minimum project area is 1.6 acres; 2. The project may not include more than nine townhome buildings: 3. Only Units 1 through 9 [12?]as depicted above may include rooftop access or use; 4. Offsite noise projected from rooftop access or use is prohibited from 10:00 pm to 8:00 am. SECTION IV: Amendment. Amend SSLC Code Section 17.15.030 to add the Granite Lofts Townhome District to the Land Use Matrix as follows: 5
Land Use Categories Accessory Structure Agriculture/Horticulture, Urban or Community Alcoholic Beverage Class A License off premise Alcoholic Beverage, Class B License on premise Alcoholic Beverage, Class C Tavern Alcoholic Beverage Package Agency Alcoholic Beverage State Liquor Store All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV), Motorcycle, Wave Runners, Snow Mobile Sales & Service Animal Hospital / Veterinary Office (small animal) Animal Boarding / Raising (Farm) Animal, Family Food Production Animal Kennel / Day Care, Commercial Animal / Reptile Rescue Apiary Aviary Art Gallery Art Studio ATM, Kiosk, Vending Machine - Self Service, Interactive, Outdoors Auction House Auto Auction Auto, Light Trucks, RV, Boat and Trailer Dealerships (new and used)- Sales and Service Auto, Light Trucks, RV Rental and leasing agencies Auto Body Repair Auto Body Restoration Automotive Service and Repair Automotive Service Station, Nonmechanical Bakery, Commercial Bakery, Neighborhood Bail Bonds Barber Shop, Beauty Salon Blood/ Plasma Donation Centers, Commercial and not Accessory to a Medical Clinic Bowling Alley Car Wash Granite Lofts Townhome P 6
Church, Religious or Ecclesiastical Building Commercial Repair Service Convenience Store Convenience Store with Fuel Pumps Convenience Store and Car Wash Craftsman Industrial Crematory, Embalming Facility Cultural Buildings/Uses Dance Studio Day Care, Adult Commercial, nonresidential Day Care, Child Commercial Day Spa Drive-Up Window (non-food), Banks, ATM s, Dry Cleaners, Pharmacy, etc. Day Treatment Center Distribution Facilities Dry Cleaning and Laundromat Education, After School Programs, Adult and Children Education, Higher, Public and Private Education, Public, Private, Charter or Quasi Public School Education, Trade, Vocational, Training Employment Agency, Temporary Equestrian Facilities Equipment Sales, Service, Rental, Heavy Equipment and Farm Escort / Outcall agencies Farmers Market Financial Institution Fitness, exercise Center Food Carts and Trucks, on Private Property Food Processing Establishments, Large Scale Food Processing Establishments, Small Scale Funeral / Mortuary Home, Stand Alone Building Garage/Yard Sales (residential) Golf Course Grooming Services (pets) Haunted House Home Occupation, Category I Home Occupation, Category II Horticulture / Produce Sales Hospital Hospital, Specialty Hotel Hotel, Residential Lease, Extended Stay Impound and Tow Lot Industry, Light Jail Juvenile Detention Facility Laboratory, Industrial Laundry, Industrial 7
Library Maintenance Facilities, Vehicle and Transit Manufacturing, Fabrication, Assembly, Processing, Packaging, Manufactured Homes Martial Arts Studio, and training Massage Therapy Medical, Dental and Health Care Offices, On-site Medical, dental Research Facilities/Laboratory Model Home Mobile Commissary Kitchen Mobile Food Vending Trailers and Trucks Mobile Food Truck Park Mobile Home Park Movie Studio and Sound Stage Non-Depository Institutions, check cashing, title loan, deferred deposit loans Nursery or Greenhouse, Commercial Office, General / Professional Outdoor Sales and Display Park and Ride Facilities Parking, Private, Ground Level, Commercial Parking, Structure/Terrace, Parks, Public and Private Pawn Shop Pedestrian Pathways, Trails and Greenways Permanent Make-Up not including a Tattoo Shop/Parlor Pharmacy Planned Unit Development, Commercial Condominium Portable Shipping Container, Temporary Storage (no human occupancy) Poultry, Urban Precious Metal Purchase/Recycling Printing, Copy Stores Printing, General Protective Housing Facility Public/Government Service and Accessory Buildings Public Utility Station Recreation Center Recycling Materials Collection/Drop-Off Facility, Indoor Rehabilitation and Treatment Facilities Research & Development Facility Restaurant, Sit Down Restaurant, Drive-Up Window Retail Merchandise, Stores, Accessory 8
Retail or Wholesale Merchandise Stores, General Retail or Wholesale Merchandise Stores, Neighborhood Secondhand merchandise dealer Sexually Oriented Business Slaughterhouses, Animal Rendering, Tanneries, Animal By Products Plant Smoking Parlor/ Lounge, Head Shop or smoking paraphernalia specialty store Solar Utilities Storage, Vehicles, Outdoors including automobile impound lots Storage Facilities, Indoor Climate Controlled Units Storage Facilities, Warehouse, indoor Storage and Equipment Yards, Outside Tailoring Shop Tattoo Shop / Parlor Temporary Uses, Firework Stands, Christmas Tree Lots, Refreshment Stands, Tire Service Tobacco, Smoke, cigarette, Specialty Store Transitional Care and Rehabilitation Theater, Movie Theater, Live Performance Upholstery Shop Zero Lot Line Development SECTION V: Amendment. Amend SSLC Code Section 17.15.040 to add the Granite Lofts Townhome District to the Residential Land Use Matrix as follows: Land Use Categories Assisted Living Facility Limited Capacity (up to 30 units) (must comply with development standards for that zone i.e., setback, height, bulk, min/max square footage) Assisted Living Facility Large (31 units or more) (must comply with development standards for that zone i.e., setback, height, bulk, min/max square footage) Condominiums, Residential Senior Living Facility Group Homes Homeless Shelter Granite Lofts Townhome 9
Residential Facility for Elderly Persons and Persons with a Disability (must comply with development standards for that zone- i.e., setback, height, bulk, min/max square footage) Live/Work Units Manufactured Homes Multi-Family Complexes Greater than 50 Units Nursing Homes and Convalescent Facilities Permanent Supportive Housing Single Family Residence Townhomes/Row Homes Transitional Housing Facility (must comply with development standards for that zone-i.e., setback, height, bulk, min/max square footage) P SECTION VI: Amendment. Amend SSLC Code Section 17.21.030 as follows: 17.21.030 Development Standards. In addition to requirements of Title 15 of this Code, the following development standards apply: A. Yard Areas. All development shall comply with the setbacks designated for each zone. All yard areas shall be free of any structure and shall not be used for parking, unless otherwise provided herein: Setbacks Commercial Corridor Commercial Neighborhood Commercial General TOD & TOD-Core Mixed Use Professional Office Light Industrial A-1 Agriculture Residential Gateway West Entertainment Overlay R1-6,000 R1-5,000 Residential Multiple Planned Unit Development Riverfront Flex/Office Riverfront RM1 Riverfront R1 Riverfront school The Crossing Anchor Tenant The Crossing 2100 S./State Street Frontage The Crossing Transit Downtown East Streetcar Granite Lofts Townhome Units 1-5,8-11,14-15,20-23 Granite Lofts Townhome Units 6,7,12,13,18,19,24,25 Front Yard 10 10 10 5 5 10 10 30 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 * * * * * 8 8 Corner Side Frontage Yard 10 10 10 5 5 10 10 10 20 10 12 12 10 10 5 10 10 20 * * * * * 236ft 2 236ft 2 Side Yard 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 20 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 20 * * * * * 0 8 Side Yard 10 12 10 12 12 12 0 40 12 12 12 12 12 12 10 20 10 40 * * * * * 0 20 Combined Rear yard 0 20 0 20 20 20 0 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 * * * * * 12 0 * See Approved MPMU 1. Yard Requirements and Qualifications. a. No yard area visible from the public street shall be used for storage. b. All front and corner side yard areas shall be landscaped according to the landscape standards established in this title. c. Yard areas shall not be used for parking, except for driveways or garages as required by this title. d. Fences, courtyards, and patios may be allowed provided they meet requirements established elsewhere in this title. 2. Build-to Zones. A Build-to Zone is the area of a lot in which the main building façade must be located. A building required to comply with a build to zone may encroach into the front yard. 10
Setbacks Commercial Corridor Commercial Neighborhood Commercial General TOD & TOD-Core Mixed Use Professional Office Light Industrial Gateway West Entertainment Overlay R1-6,000 R1-5,000 Residential Multiple Planned Unit Development Riverfront Flex/Office Riverfront RM2 Riverfront R1 The Crossing Anchor Tenant The Crossing 2100 S./State Street Frontage The Crossing Transit Downtown East Streetcar Granite Lofts Townhome Units 6,7,12,13,18,19,24,25 Min In Feet 10 10 10 5 5 10 10 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 * * * * * 0 Max In Feet 25 20 20 15 30 20 25 30 25 25 25 30 25 25 15 N/A * * * * * 5 SECTION VII: Amend the SSLC Zoning Map to designate the Granite Lofts Townhome District as depicted: SECTION VIII. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance is, for any reason, held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such provision shall be deemed a separate, distinct, and independent provision, and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. SECTION IX. Conflict with Existing Ordinances, Resolutions, or Policies. To the extent that any ordinances, resolutions, or policies of the City of South Salt Lake conflict with the provisions of this ordinance, this ordinance shall prevail. SECTION X. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective upon Mayor s signature and publication, or after fifteen days of transmission to the office of the Mayor if neither approved nor disapproved by the Mayor, and thereafter, publication. DATED this day of 2019. BY THE CITY COUNCIL: ATTEST: Craig D. Burton, City Recorder Ben Pender, Council Chair 11
City Council Vote as Recorded: Beverly dewolfe Kindred Mila Pender Siwik Thomas Transmitted to the Mayor s office on this day of 2019. Craig D. Burton, City Recorder MAYOR S ACTION: Dated this day of, 2019. ATTEST: Cherie Wood, Mayor Craig D. Burton, City Recorder 12